{"id":128556,"date":"2022-04-05T09:40:38","date_gmt":"2022-04-05T14:40:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.sleepyeyeonline.com\/goodnews\/?p=128556"},"modified":"2022-04-05T14:45:57","modified_gmt":"2022-04-05T19:45:57","slug":"sellners-receive-sesquicentennial-farmaward","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.sleepyeyeonline.com\/goodnews\/sellners-receive-sesquicentennial-farmaward\/","title":{"rendered":"Sellners receive Sesquicentennial FarmAward"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation (MFBF) is pleased to recognize 36 recipients of the Sesquicentennial Farm award for 2022.<\/p>\n

To qualify, a family farm must be in continuous family ownership for at least 150 years, be 50 acres or larger, and currently be involved in agricultural production.<\/p>\n

A commemorative certificate signed by Governor Tim Walz, Minnesota Department of Agriculture Commissioner Thom Petersen and MFBF President Dan Glessing will be awarded to qualifying families, along with an outdoor sign signifying Sesquicentennial Farm recognition.<\/p>\n

Anoka<\/strong>
\nLino Lakes \u2013 All Good Organics, 1866<\/p>\n

Becker<\/strong>
\nLake Park \u2013 Anderson Farm, 1871<\/p>\n

Brown<\/strong>
\nHanska \u2013 Frank Lee Farm, 1871
\nNew Ulm \u2013 Milford East, 1872
\nSleepy Eye \u2013 Loran, Heidi, Adam, Maggie and Gracie Sellner, 1868<\/span><\/p>\n

Cottonwood\u00a0<\/strong>
\nRevere \u2013 Peder Enstad Homestead, 1871<\/p>\n

Dakota<\/strong>
\nNorthfield \u2013 Terry Family Farm, 1871
\nRandolph \u2013 Childs Family Farm, 1856<\/p>\n

Faribault<\/strong>
\nBlue Earth \u2013 Hannaman, 1870<\/p>\n

Freeborn<\/strong>
\nGlenville \u2013 Kalstad Farm – Jack and Natalie Thompson, 1865
\nHartland \u2013 Johnson Family Farm, 1868<\/p>\n

Goodhue<\/strong>
\nCannon Falls \u2013 Oak Park Farm, 1872
\nCannon Falls \u2013 Scott and Tesha Johnson Family Farm, 1856
\nGoodhue \u2013 Amundson, 1872
\nGoodhue \u2013 Justin and Nikki Meyer, 1872
\nGoodhue \u2013 Klair Family Farm, 1868
\nKenyon \u2013 Mattson Family Farm, 1872
\nWelch \u2013 Berg Ridgeview Farm, 1872<\/p>\n

Lac Qui Parle<\/strong>
\nMontevideo \u2013 Johnson Farm, 1872<\/p>\n

Le Sueur<\/strong>
\nMadison Lake \u2013 Schickling Farm, 1861<\/p>\n

Lyon<\/strong>
\nMinneota \u2013 Southview Farm, 1871<\/p>\n

McLeod<\/strong>
\nGlencoe \u2013 Cohrs Family Farm – Kevin and Darla Cohrs, 1871<\/p>\n

Mower<\/strong>
\nAustin \u2013 Bell Farm, 1859<\/p>\n

Nobles<\/strong>
\nRushmore \u2013 Petersen Farm, 1871<\/p>\n

Norman<\/strong>
\nShelly \u2013 Holte Farms, 1872<\/p>\n

Otter Tail<\/strong>
\nRothsay \u2013 Bruce and Kim Brenden, 1871<\/p>\n

Redwood<\/strong>
\nSpringfield \u2013 Dan and Rita O’Callaghan, 1871<\/p>\n

Rock<\/strong>
\nLuverne \u2013 Mary Chesley, 1872<\/p>\n

Scott<\/strong>
\nBelle Plaine \u2013 Gerald H. Nagel, 1870
\nBelle Plaine \u2013 Judith A. Nagel, 1868<\/p>\n

Stearns<\/strong>
\nRichmond \u2013 Scott and Kathleen Schaefers, 1861
\nWatkins \u2013 Rausch, 1872<\/p>\n

Waseca<\/strong>
\nJanesville \u2013 Conway Century Farm, 1869
\nJanesville \u2013 Johnson Farm, 1859
\nNew Richland \u2013 The Sunde Family Farm, 1856<\/p>\n

Wright<\/strong>
\nMontrose \u2013 McGrath Family Farm, 1869<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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